Consistency. It works! New habits need 90 days to be locked in.

You got started….Now what?

Let’s review your best choices to continue. Like how to reorder. And how to get best value from your Shaklee Membership.

Your consumer membership gives you a number of privileges.  Let’s talk about which works best for you:

• You’re already enjoying @ 15% saving from the retail prices.
• Convenience:  You can choose to have your regular purchases delivered to you regularly and automatically.
• Loyalty Rewards:  With consistent purchases you can earn credits for free products as well as up to 15% additional saving on what you purchase.
• Free Shipping: With the Consumer Membership category your shipping can be free with each order of $150+

If you choose a business membership, as a Distributor, here are more possibilities.

• Major first-time additional price savings on adding additional product categories.
  • Green Cleaners. Create a non-toxic eco-friendly home, with real economy. These products save $$ — and they work!
  • Skin & Personal care –– The elite Youth line, eliminating 2500 nasty ingredients and still producing proven and noticeable results
  • Healthy Medicine Chest — Nature’s support. Replace trips to the pharmacy.
  • Kids Nutrition — toddlers to ‘I don’t like to swallow’
  • Fitness and high performance
• Incentives and cash bonuses for referrals
• Incentives for “Free Product Level” 
• Possibilities of tax benefits accessible as business owner
• ...and more.

Let’s connect to set up best options for you.

Reminder why this is important.
Science and experience say it’s takes 30 days of consistent effort to feel benefits and changes.
It takes 90 Days to really solidify a new habit and to lock in results.

Think about those ‘new habits’ and resolutions that start in the new year. Most of them fade before the end of the first month.
When we keep up a new habit for 90 days, that’s when we see real weight loss, and real increase in physical fitness, and real results in shaved competitive times.

Hear an Olympian’s story on the value of consistency.